Clinical Therapist
Addiction Treatment Services·Michigan
Addiction Treatment Services·Michigan
Conduct comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments and develop individualized treatment and discharge plans for clients. Provide individual and group counseling while monitoring progress and maintaining timely clinical documentation.
Job title: Clinical Therapist
Department: Residential/Outpatient
Supervised by: Clinical Director
Availability: Part Time, variable
Assessments, goals setting, treatment planning, therapy, monitoring of ongoing treatment and progress of clients and the planning for client care following discharge.
Master's in social work or counseling, with a minimum of two years counseling experience in a substance abuse treatment setting preferred.
Licenses/Credentials: Michigan Licensure (Eligible) MCBAP CAADC or Development Plan
Provides comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment.
Develop a psychosocial history for each client based on evidence gathered during the assessment.
Identify problem areas assessed in the psychological history.
Identify individual problem areas the client will need to work on during treatment.
State goals and action steps for each resident’s treatment, including the client in the development of their care plan.
Weekly monitor and score the progress of clients against clinical goals.
Case conference and monitor client progress in treatment.
Develop discharge and aftercare plans with each resident.
Conduct substance use educational activities, group lectures, movies, tapes, etc.
Provide individual and group counseling.
Maintain client files with timely progress notations and timely completion of required documentation.
Call in professional medical or psychological consultations where indicated.
Work closely with the Clinical Director who will supervise counselor performance.
Participate in all Professional Staff Organization activities.
Participate in the on-call system.
Contact client’s family/significant other for assessment purpose and to get them to participate in family programming.
Physical requirements: None
Strong organizational, diplomatic, and clinical judgment skills. Effective multi-disciplinary team interaction, critical thinking, decision making and problem-solving skills. Effective communication skills, both written and oral. Competency in SUD and co-occurring treatment. Computer knowledgeable.
Market context
In Michigan, clinical therapist openings are typically driven by ongoing behavioral health needs across clinics, schools, and community programs. These roles are competitive because employers often look for a master’s degree, a valid Michigan license, and preferred experience with trauma or play therapy and challenging populations. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and confirm your license status before applying.
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